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I love the idea of the 40" fabric with the printed shoes on them to be appliqued. 9" or 12" would be fine. Since I pay around $10 to $15 for a panel now I wouldn't expect to pay much more.
or A paper pattern, applique, 9" to 12", and for $$ I would keep it affordable. Wish you lots of luck in your venture. |
For $25 I'd be interested in buying the CD which has the shoes and instructions for printing each shoe on my own fabric, embellishment suggestions and finishing instructions. The bonus on the CD could be the outlines for the shoes for those who would like to paint their own or appliqué.
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
After you clarified that you meant a yard goods panel with the shoes printed in squares -
I think I might consider buying that - I haven't purchased fabric for quite a while - but I've been reading that $12.00/yard for "special" fabric is now on the low end? But if that came in a panel, I would feel no major need for a pattern. |
Paper pattern, applique and $20......can't wait!!!
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Originally Posted by TammyB
Quilting.Adict, so what you are really saying is you'd be in essence selling a "panel" of the shoes already printed in the colors, etc. The we would add the sashing, borders. I would say with the pattern and then panel I would pay about $35.
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Originally Posted by olebat
For $25 I'd be interested in buying the CD which has the shoes and instructions for printing each shoe on my own fabric, embellishment suggestions and finishing instructions. The bonus on the CD could be the outlines for the shoes for those who would like to paint their own or appliqué.
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I'd go for the pre-printed. I think they would really sell. On the price do you go higher for a select number or do you make them affordable for the mass markets. That of course is up to you. What would they be like printed on fusible web where they could be peeled off and ironed onto a block? Is that doable?
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1. Would you be more likely to buy a paper pattern with good instructions or 9 - 12" already printed blocks?
Paper 2. If you chose the paper, would you want it to be for painting or for applique? I'd offer both, because you are going to have those that love the idea, but can't applique, but maybe they are painters or colored pen crafter's. There also might be a market for embroidery. 3. No matter which you chose, what would you expect the cost to be? 10.00 for applique 15.00 for paint and applique. |
Originally Posted by quilting.addict
Originally Posted by olebat
For $25 I'd be interested in buying the CD which has the shoes and instructions for printing each shoe on my own fabric, embellishment suggestions and finishing instructions. The bonus on the CD could be the outlines for the shoes for those who would like to paint their own or appliqué.
PDF downloads is another idea. |
Originally Posted by quilting.addict
I know for a fact that several hundred of you great quilters watched the making of Head over Heels, my painted shoe quilt. I would really like to pick your brains and get opinions as to my next step. Would you respond back to this post and answer three questions for me, since it's people like you that would be my target market.
1. Would you be more likely to buy a paper pattern with good instructions or 9 - 12" already printed blocks? PAPER PATTERN 2. If you chose the paper, would you want it to be for painting or for applique? APPLIQUE 3. No matter which you chose, what would you expect the cost to be? NOT SURE OF THIS Your quilt is awesome, shoes look like an advertisement done by a photo or such, can not believe this one. WOW Thanks for being a part of my focus group!! before I launch my Blog! |
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